Fishing Crew Desert Vessel At Port After Dispute
Skipper William Hogan of the Frances Whalen led a crew to desert the schooner after a dispute over trip proceeds. The last voyage left the vessel at Presi dent Roads and the Ross tug Hamilton A. Mathes towed her to Commercial wharf. Crew claim the purser or slatekeeper shorted their share of the gross stock after bait ice and provisions costs are deducted. If Hogan cannot ship a crew by today he and owner Captain Sylvester Whalen face loss for bait and ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hogan
Frances Whalen
President Roads
Hogan
Ross
Hamilton A. Mathes
Commercial Wharf
Sylvester Whalen
Fleet of 20 fishing vessels unload at T wharf
The Regina led a 20-ship fleet into T wharf with 451,100 pounds haddock and 777,000 pounds total fish. Captain Jeremiah Shea of East Boston commanded the clipper schooner, which topped the inward run by cleaning out the fleet on a brisk north easterly breeze. Ida M. Silva reported 67 swordfish and 7,000 haddock, selling at six cents a pound. other catches included cod, hake, cask, pollock, and assorted vessels such as Flora, Ainerva, Jennie and Agnes, Maud B. Murray, Catherine Burke, and Eva Avina among others. The Bretz Huel arrived at East Boston with 6,500 tons of cargo from Shanghai to Port Said. Steamer Meta’s Captain William Allan, a veteran Eastern waters pilot, succeeded Captain Phil Day. Steamer Saxonia from Cunard Line expected in East Boston evening with 1,581 passengers. Captain Arthur G. Dunning of Sylvania hospitalized for gastritis. steamer sailed to Liverpool with 691 barrels of apples. The New England season began August 6. The Landsman.
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T Wharf
Regina
Jeremiah Shea
East Boston
Flora
Nickerson
Ainerva
Jennie
Agnes
Maud B. Murray
Catherine Burke
Buema
Flora J. Sears
William A. Morse
Ida M. Silva
Monarch
Vidia M. Brigham
Robert and
Arthur
Joseph P. Johnson
Etta B
Sadie M. Nunan
Gertrude
Eva Avina
Haddock
Hiaddock
Bretz Huel
J. B. Andrain
Boston & Maine
Boston
Shanghai
Singapore
Hong Kong
Calcutta
Port Said
Meta
Lewis Wharf
Lynn
William Allan
Phil Day
Allan
City Ferries
Maritime traffic and arrivals in Atlantic port notes
Almanac style data lists sun and moon times, high water, and ship movements. Various steamers and tugs clear or sail to and from Baltimore Philadelphia Newport News and Portland with barges and crews named. multiple vessels voyage to and from New York Boston and other ports with cargoes and tugs. weather compass shows northwest to southeast winds.
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Brett Huel
Andrain
Shanghai
Hongkong
Singapore
Penway
Calcutta
Avalon
Rasmussen
Sama
Cuba
W. W
C. R
Otta
Linehausen
Louisburg
Gloucester
Dizer
Baltimore
Norfolk
H. F. Dimock
Baker
New York
Penobscot
Blair
Bath
City of Bangor
Roix
Bangor
Bay State
Oliver
Portland
Cape Ann
Godfrey
City of Golucester
Ober
Myosotis
Quinn
Mt. Desert
Robert Pettis
Perkins
Boothbay
Kelloch
Rockland
Stony Brook
Grant
Standard
Lennon
S. O. Co
Bayonne
N. T
Boswell
Haley
Newport News
Darsie
Conestoga
Taylor
Philadelphia
Buck Ridge
Kimberton
Paxtang
Lynn
Herndon
Antwerp
Admiral Sampson
Port Antonio
United States
Kilpatrick
Sumner
Sylvania
Liverpool
Halifax
N. S
Hawkesbury
C. B
Charlottetown
Boston
Yarmouth
Howard
Spartan
Pathfinder
Old Dominion
Herman Winter
Waccamaw
Charles I. Mayer
C. Co. Co
Camden
Lykens
Hammond
Salem
Merriam
Newburyport
Logan
Lincoln
Preston
Shawanese
Buffalo
Blizzard
Bustle
Beacon
Lehigh
Davenport
Bravo
Baronet
Gardiner
Honey Brook
Port Johnson
R. R
New Jersey
Mondar
Fort Johnson
Wilkesbarre
Pallas
Cotuit
Viva
Charles Mann
Gettysburg
Franklin
Eagle Hill
N. J
S. O
Hamlet to be staged by church group, risk of disruption
Attleboro Aug 9 Minister Wilson S Fitch says Hamlet will be produced by local talent with him as Hamlet. Some participants and church members disagree, claiming a split in sentiment could split Pilgrim Church if the play goes ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attleboro
Wilson S. Fitch
Churena
A Fine Color Plan of The Last Parade in G A R Page
A color production illustrating The Last Parade will be a standout feature in next Sunday's Great G A R Number, adding vivid visual appeal to the issue.
Stork Delivers Baby Aboard Trolley Ride to Hospital
In New Haven the Savin Rock to city trolley raced to the hospital as a woman about to give birth rode with Hartshorn the conductor and Elmer the motorman. Mrs Rose Markowitz of New York delivered a baby girl just as the car reached the hospital gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Frederick Hartshorn
Savin Rock
Hartshorn
City Hospital
Harry Elmer
Rose Markowitz
New York
Temporary and permanent receivers named for North American Trust
Burton P. Gray appointed temporary receiver of North American Trust business amid arrests of president and treasurer for alleged postal law violations. Gray also made permanent receiver of the first trust indenture branch. potential new bill for permanent receiver of the June 9 indenture is set for Tuesday. Bond fixed at $4000. Ocean Park Assembly and Woman's Convention set for Aug 14–30 in Ocean Park Maine with reduced round trip rail fares Aug 14–30 and return Aug 15–Sept 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton P. Gray
North American Trust
Morton
Supreme Court
Gray
Ocean Park Assembly
Ocean Park
Barry and Webster Get New Sureties in Trust Case
John M. Barry of this city and Francis C. Webster of Chelsea received new bail yesterday after initial $2000 bonds. Mrs Mary F. Barry posted $4000 to secure the defendants, with the government’s approval. Charles A. Record remains at liberty on $1000 bonds as the hearing before Commissioner Fiske is set for next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marshall Barry
Francis C. Webster
Chelsea
United States
William O. Emerson
Barry
Webster
Fiske
Mary FE. Barry
Tremont Street
John M. Barry
Special Providence Line Trip To New York Via Steamship
New York New Haven Hartford announces a Saturday August 13 special: Boston South Station 6 22 p m Back Bay 6 26 p m to Fox Point Providence 7 45 p m connects with Providence line steamer to New York arriving 7 a m next morning. A Sunday August 14 New York departure at 6 p m links with a Fox Point Wharf Monday 6 11 a m train for Attleboro Mansfield and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
South Station
Boston
Back Bay
New York
Fox Point Wharf
Providence
Attleboro
Mansfield
Next Newport Excursion From Boston August 11
A special Boston to Newport excursion via the New York New Haven Hartford line is scheduled for Thursday August 11. The round trip fare is set at one dollar, inviting travelers to not let the season pass without a Newport trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Rhode Island
Boston
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Mrs Foss Palmist at 311 Columbus Ave Visit Item
Mrs Foss a business medium and palmist receives clients at 311 Columbus Avenue. The short notice lists a nine to thirteen time window with a coded room or unit designation b7-13.
Palmistry and Legal Notices From Boston Listing
A mix of notices including law and divorces, accident cases, estate settlements and a lawyer offering services at a low Massachusetts rate. Also an advertisement for a palmist and business medium, Mme. Bufont, with visiting hours and address at 109 Hancock St. Listings include A. L. s. 7 Court at Room 11, Boston and palmistry hours 10 to 1.
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Boston
State Price
P. M'Donough
Bancroft St
Providence
Dshi
HUB Loan CO
State St
Newton St
Forest Hills
the Post
Hio
Russ Mfg. CO
Atlantic Age
Washington St
BAY State Trading Stamp Exchange
Dover St
Slawinut Ave
Kilby
DR. Williams
Tremont At
Tremont St
Massachusetts
Mlle
Bufont
Palmist
Hlancock
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Columbus
Columbus Avenue
Mass
Back Bay Station
Sun Wright
Gallyy
Sunanys
Dartmouth St
Dartmouth Medical Institute
Columbus Av
E. B. Herrick
M. D
DR. Herrick Medical CO
Collins
Medical Office
Berwick Park
Hotel Plaza
Columbus Ave
Boston, Mass
Hoston
Queenstown
Saxonia
Ivernia
Carpathia
Campania
Etruria
Aurania
Lucania
Altonia
Slavonia
Pannonia
Plana
Cunard Building
Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd
Obas
P. Sumner
White Star Line
Mediterranean
Canopic
Republic
A. M
A. M. Graham
Battery Wharf
Washington Street
Summer Street
W. P. Goria
R. I
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Line
Ageo
F. P. Wing
Geneva
Central Wharf
Dominion Atlantic Ry
Long Wharf
Prince George
A. FF
Teasters
New Eng
Michigan
Sagamore
Sachem
Hoosac Tunnel
Charlestown Warren & CO
Mile Street
Everybody's
Martin’s
Houghton & Dutton
Jordan Marsh Co
R. H. White Co
Pitts-Kimball Co
Butler’s Branch
Temple Place
C. E
Woodward & Co
Bromfield St
Woodward's
Shepard & Norwell
Waltham Chemical Company Telephone
Waltham, Mass
W&f
Cor
Compton and Tremont Srs
Castle Sq
CG. A. R
Holborn St
Roxbury
St. James Ave
U. S. Engineer Battalion
Bankers Loan Company
Smith Building
Hno
Miles B. Thomas
Herald Bldg
Dewey Co
State Street
City Loan CO
Water St
Confidential Mercantile Finance CO
WM. J. Kennedy
BR. Briggs
People's Company
Reese Business
Tolman
Bremfeld i
Colonial Loan CO
Milk St
M’namara
Remont St
kiSts
Ee Gilbert & CQ
Ellicott Et Alc
Ocean View Park House
Ocean
Boulevard
Boston and
Ocean Ave
Revere St
State Bathhouse
Old South
Massachusetts Ave
T. Tolson
Mass. Ave
Arington
Arlington Heights
Berglund
Derby
Cambridge
M. Miller
Orchard St
North
Revere
F. J. Stark
Devonshire St
Dunham
Pearson
For All
Treasury
Canton Gold Mining & Milling CO
Box 3
Canton
Northampton St
Marlboro ST
M'donald’s
Concord St
James C. Smith
Blue Hill Ave
Mattapan
Dorchester
A. Howard
Fringe & Spinney Lynn, Mass
Albert's
Washington Oa
Hall's Barper School
Spencer St
West Park
Pour Dutley
Railway Association
Monroe Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Harrison Ave
Bamber’s Corner
Scollay
Cornhill
Woodbl RY Shof Co
Beverly
BE. A. B
P.O. Kiod
F. W. Gilbert
Union Sq
Somerville
Foster Bros
Grove St
Penn
DU Poy Tea CO
Kilby St
McDowell
M'dowell’'S
Winter St
Arch St. R. Burllen
Guarantee CO
National Mig. CO
8Th Ave
D. F. Dupont
A. F. Davidson & CO
Tremont
Boylston Subway
A. Ablowitch
Merrimac St
Stamford
Goldburg & CO
Dorchester Ave
Tremont Walt. Paper CO
Warren St
Dudley St
Lsta
Svork
Linge St
Hewitt
J. G. Thorogood
Putnam Ave
C. H. Meylan Movement
Boylston St. James
Marshall
Majestic Theatre
v_SAYE
Bear
Sumner St
Lyon
Dupee
James O'Connell
Typewriter Exchange
d&Sts
Chickering
Hallet & Davis
Seas
McPhail
Vose
Kranich & Bach
Bluthner
New England
Vose & Sons
Shawmut Ave
Williams
Boston Piano Exchange
Lagrange St
Prof. Berry
McPhail and
Emerson
L. R. Williams
Dr. & Wirs. Hale Tremont St
Sun
Irs
Dr. French
Dr. Bailey
Howard ST
J.E. Bishop
DR. Alexander
Park Sq
Boylston St
A. W. Turner
West Springfield St
Tremont Wirs
Allens
Alys
Alex. ‘Ander
J. E. Frothingham
Allston Street
Beacon Hill
Gordon
Robert S .Otr
E. W. Cahan
Emmons Tremont
Jackson
Ames Tremont
DR. Johnson
STORK
N. A. Trust
Barry and Webster
Evans Chemical CO
Cincinnati
U.8. A
Chichester
Ohichester
Return Hall
Chichester Chemical Cay
Madison Square
Phila. PA
LeClair
Providence Line
Astrology
Edw. Payson
Division St
Bellingham Station
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
ss.Superior Court
Charles W. Blodgett
Brookline
John A. Ordway, JR
Walter W. Webber
Newton
Middlesex
Copartners
Blodgett
Ordway & Webber
William F. Buckingham
Benjamin J. Buckingham
Matthew P. Rae
Chicago
Cook
Illinois
Buckingham Bros. & CO
Commonwealth
Boston Post
Jos. A. Willard
A. Willard
Superior Court
Irving G. Hall
Arthur Shute
Ellsworth
Maine
Susan
Demmon
Morrill A. Smith
Mary FE. Shute
Shute
Mary F. Shute
Susan S. Demmon
Merrill A. Smith
Henry E. Bellew
California
Cushing Medical Supply Co
Call
WM. A. Barnes
Huntington
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